La joven diseñadora holandésa Christien Meindertsma juega con las formas y las ovejas. Algunas de sus creaciones (además de prendas de vestir) son bastante impresionantes - pufs hechos a mano y alfombras, tejidas a mano con gigantes agujas de tejer. El proyecto de Christien explora los problemas del consumismo y la pérdida de conexión entre la industria primaria (agricultores) y el consumidor final. Christien trabaja con campesinos para crear prendas de vestir de cada animal - es decir, la lana de una oveja se utiliza para la creación de una chaqueta de punto, y la piel de un conejo se utiliza para un par de guantes.
The young Dutch designer Christien Meindertsma plays with shapes and sheep. Some of her creations (and clothing) are quite impressive - poufs and rugs handmade, hand-knitted with giant knitting needles. Christien's project explores the problems of consumerism and the loss of connection between the primary industry (farmers) and the final consumer. Christien works with farmers to create clothing for each animal - that is, a sheep's wool is used for the creation of a cardigan, and the skin of a rabbit is used for a pair of gloves.
Enjoy!!
Hola ático
The young Dutch designer Christien Meindertsma plays with shapes and sheep. Some of her creations (and clothing) are quite impressive - poufs and rugs handmade, hand-knitted with giant knitting needles. Christien's project explores the problems of consumerism and the loss of connection between the primary industry (farmers) and the final consumer. Christien works with farmers to create clothing for each animal - that is, a sheep's wool is used for the creation of a cardigan, and the skin of a rabbit is used for a pair of gloves.
Enjoy!!
Hola ático
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